Internet copyright bill sparks concern over HR 2281
Our view warns that House Resolution 2281 the WIPO Copyright Treaties Implementation Act could hamper Internet growth and limit technology use. It risks prohibiting emailing copyrighted material reverse engineering library downloads and even some home VCR use despite claims of simplicity and necessity.
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Congress
WIPO
World International Property Organization
Hollywood Studios
Jack Valenti
Motion Picture Association of America
Hollywood
U.S. Supreme Court
Valenti
House
Senate
Houses
America
Clinton without adult supervision in Democratic decline
Sobran argues Bill Clinton’s presidency suffered from lack of party discipline and ethical guidance. He juxtaposes old line leaders with today’s figures, contending Democratic leaders failed to counsel or discipline Clinton, enabling a faulty presidency amid shifting norms on truth and spin.
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Bill Clinton
Clinton
Washington
Tip O'Neill
Tom Foley
Jim Wright
Pal
Arkansas
Ted Kennedy
Barney Frank
Richard Nixon
Clarence Thomas
Thomas
Sobran
Arlington, Va
Debates over Hiroshima legacy and Nanking atrocities persist
Feder argues that revisionist histories distort World War II events, defending U S use of atomic bombs and condemning claims that Japan’s actions were merely victimized by imperialism. He contrasts Hiroshima’s destruction with Nanking massacres and criticizes Smithsonian exhibits and modern scholars.
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Asia
Pearl Harbor
United States
Japan
Hideki Tojo
Heinrich Himmler
Tojo
Iris Chang
Nanking
Akira Nakamura
Dokkyo University
Nakamura
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Bataan
Tokyo
Smithsonian
Air and Space Museum
Pacific
America
Hiroshi Motoshima
Harry Truman
Okinawa
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Don Federa
Truman
Fat Man
Little Boy
Pacific Atoll
Imperial Palace
Japanese War Council
Anami
Hirohito
Feder
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By Bruce Tinsley